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de y que can I use both here?

Can we use "de" for than?

 

e.g. Tengo más de dos mil chocolates

Apr 13, 2015 11:40 AM
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"Más que" and "más de" both can be translated as "more than" but they're not interchangeable. "de" is preceded by numbers as in the example you gave.

So, "tengo más DE dos mil chocolates" is right but "tengo más QUE dos mil chocolates" is wrong.

April 13, 2015

Buena! Gracias Rocardo, y tu?

Gracias Ariana

April 14, 2015

Hey, How it's going? "than" it would be "que" Ejem " Tengo más chocolate que tu"

or "En mi casa, empresa etc, hay más chocolates que en......"



April 13, 2015

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English, Romanian, Spanish, Tamil
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